Money, money, money! I want to talk about money simply because I believe reading and writing about it can attract it. The idea of thinking about money is often enough to bring it. People say that money is the root of all evil, but they are wrong; money itself isn't the root of all evil, but rather the love of money is the real issue.
Money is a tool to solve problems, to gain knowledge, and to enjoy luxury. Only those who actively pursue it will find it. Let me explain.
Ever wondered why classism persists even among people doing the same work? Let’s face it, in that job you do, there are people richer and poorer than you who perform exactly the same tasks. What makes the difference? The person who chases it. I don't want to delve into the spiritual effects of making money; today, let's focus on the idea of earning money through hard work.
There are three types of people when it comes to earning money through effort: those who are too lazy to work hard—probably because they enjoy comfort; those who work very hard but don't focus their efforts in the right direction; and those who work hard, aiming their efforts at the correct goals.
I believe that in making money, our mindset plays a significant role. I rarely doubt that we can achieve much in earning if we never tell ourselves it's something we want. The difference between someone who is extremely wealthy and the rest of the world is what that person said they wanted. I came across an old book titled "The Richest Man in Babylon," and the first chapter discusses how Bansir realised he could be more—he could be more if he truly wanted to be. He had been living from hand to mouth, and it took a dream to desire more.
Many people are carpenters, but only a few are truly wealthy from it. Start with what you want to do, but never stop there. Always aspire to be more.
Yes! Comfort is good, but why stop there when you can be more?
Money is a tool to solve problems, to gain knowledge, and to enjoy luxury. Only those who actively pursue it will find it. Let me explain.
Ever wondered why classism persists even among people doing the same work? Let’s face it, in that job you do, there are people richer and poorer than you who perform exactly the same tasks. What makes the difference? The person who chases it. I don't want to delve into the spiritual effects of making money; today, let's focus on the idea of earning money through hard work.
There are three types of people when it comes to earning money through effort: those who are too lazy to work hard—probably because they enjoy comfort; those who work very hard but don't focus their efforts in the right direction; and those who work hard, aiming their efforts at the correct goals.
I believe that in making money, our mindset plays a significant role. I rarely doubt that we can achieve much in earning if we never tell ourselves it's something we want. The difference between someone who is extremely wealthy and the rest of the world is what that person said they wanted. I came across an old book titled "The Richest Man in Babylon," and the first chapter discusses how Bansir realised he could be more—he could be more if he truly wanted to be. He had been living from hand to mouth, and it took a dream to desire more.
Many people are carpenters, but only a few are truly wealthy from it. Start with what you want to do, but never stop there. Always aspire to be more.
Yes! Comfort is good, but why stop there when you can be more?
